Coweta County woman, 58, reported missing

Police in Coweta County are asking for the public’s help in locating a 58-year-old Newnan woman.

Martha Iren Hemmings, of Mansour Circle, left her home sometime after 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to police. Hemmings was possibly driving a black 2006 Ford Fusion with Georgia tag PD28M9.

Hemmings left behind her cell phone, debit card, and all other belongings, including her wedding rings, which she had labeled to whom they should be given to, according to police. She is considered an endangered missing person.

Anyone with information about the woman’s whereabouts is asked to contact Newnan police at 770-254-2355.

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